I didn’t open the link. I opened the Lemmy post to figure out what the clickbait was about, but since it didn’t illuminate that I didn’t click on the link.
I think that’s reasonable to do, especially inside of Lemmy.
Maybe click on the link next time and avoid this altogether? I’m using Connect and had no issues “figuring out” the content of the post. Clickbait would also imply that the content behind the title is dubious but I’ve never once experienced that with Pluralistic. I recommend giving them a read whenever you see a link to their site with a title that draws your attention. They’re a high-quality source in my opinion.
I didn’t open the link. I opened the Lemmy post to figure out what the clickbait was about, but since it didn’t illuminate that I didn’t click on the link.
I think that’s reasonable to do, especially inside of Lemmy.
Maybe click on the link next time and avoid this altogether? I’m using Connect and had no issues “figuring out” the content of the post. Clickbait would also imply that the content behind the title is dubious but I’ve never once experienced that with Pluralistic. I recommend giving them a read whenever you see a link to their site with a title that draws your attention. They’re a high-quality source in my opinion.
If the HTML anchor had been included (#the-point-of-a-system-is-what-it-does), it might have been a bit more clear.